Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-09
LOCAL BREyITIES.

The Governor has appointed the follow
ing Notaries Public: NJ. Renner, Yreka !;
A. NJ. Drew, Fresno; r. ]. Adcock, Jr.,
San Jose.
Deputy Sheriff Thursdin, of Inyo county,
passed through the city Saturday, convey
ing to the asylum at Stockton an insane
man named Stephen Chandler.
Thomas L. Smith, who was arrested at
Gait one day last week on suspicion of in
sanity, was examined by the Commission
ers of Lunacy on Saturday and committed
to the County Hospital.
The wrecking-train left for the front of
the California and Oregon Railroad Satur-
day evening, to pick up " scraps 4" which
had been left by the roadside at various
times during the winter.
The graduating class OF 's7 of the Hespe-
rian College gave an entertainment Satlir-
day night at the Opera house, Woodland.
The programme was one of high literary
order. and held the pleased attention of a
crowded auditorium.
s. Garlic left yesterday for Yosemite to
resume work upon the State hotel, for the
building of which his firm has the con-
tract. He says their teams and men will
go into the valley from Fresno to-day, and
work upon the hotel will be again taken up
on Wednesday.
A detective, it is said, undertook to ar
rest some suspicious-looking characters in
the neighborhood of Fourteenth and P
streets Saturday night. They objected ;
and after taking the detectives pistol and
police whistle from him, allowed him to
go on his way rejoicing.
The frequently case of DR.,
O'Leary, charged with practicing medicine
without a certificate, came to a conclusion
at Woodland, last Saturday, the Jury be-
fore whom it was tried rendering verdict
OF guilty, with a recommendation for leni-
ency on the part of the Court.
Washington having been made too hot
to hold Daniel Fayhe, he came to Sacra-
mento and Saturday evening stepped into
l.. Is. Berck's grocery at Thirteenth and K
streets, and called for some beer While
it was being drawn he stole pair of scis-
sors, but was arrested by officer Able, who
had been watching him.
A woman about As years of age, giving
the name of Laura Brown, who says she
formerly lived in Sacramento, is under ar
rest at Nevada City on charge of vag-
rancy. She has with her girl of about 10
years, said to be her daughter whom she
sent around to various stores to get small
iudhtitlCo vi SOOuS CT6ulI.
The Board of Supervisors, accompanied
by Judge Van Fleet, District Attorney
Bruner, and County Clerk Hamilton. in
spected the Greenback road on Saturday,
and before returning home heard of a pic.
mic In the country and hunted it up, which
resulted in their having jolly time. To-
day the Board will go to Folsom TO exam
inc into the condition of the wire bridge
over the American.
Friday evening a trunk belonging to B.
Z. Jost was stolen from the Gem Saloon,
on Second street, near l.. taken to the alley
between Front and Second streets, and
there broken open and robbed of under
clothing and other articles. Officer Far
rell found the trunk Saturday morning.
1t still contained some papers and books,
including Bible, for which the thief evil
IDENTIFY had no use.
A boxing-match between Jimmy Nor
rissey, of Sacramento, and Harry Stewart
OF San Francisco, took place at Turner Hall
Saturday evening before small number OF
spectators. AT the end of the third round
officers Mccormack and Mclaughlin put a
stop to the fight, having found that the
stutfing OF the gloves had been pushed
back from the knuckles in such a manner
that severe injury could be inflicted The
match was decided draw by the ref
cree.
. A Chinaman named Linn Shalls applied
at the police Office yesterday for assistance,
stating that his room had been entered and
robbed of clothing valued at $50. A war
rant was issued for the arrest of the sus-
pected person, All Lucy, who was taken in
charge by officers Frazee and Ash. Pawn
tickets were found in his possession, and at
a Chinese pawnbroker's the stolen gar
ments were found. Lucy has been charged
with grand larceny.
Ed. Rand, frequently arrested for being
drunk, claims that John Shelton owes him
considerable money, and when he is "un-
der the influence" he frequently makes
lie unpleasant for Mr.. Shelton for while.
Saturday afternoon he went to Skelton's
woodward, and as Shelton claims. went
after him with a knife, when Shelton
knocked him down with a spoke, hurting
him quite badly. Officer Frazee stopped
further proceedings, and a charge of assault
to murder has been sworn to by Shelton
against Rand.
The average Signal Service temperature
Saturday was $40, which is 500 cooler
than the average on that day during nine
years. The highest and lowest temperature
was .670 and 800, with gentle to fresh south
erly winds and clear weather, with light
frost during the early morning. The aver
age temperature yesterday Sunday was
$3.50 which is 40 cooler than the average
for that date during nine years. The high
est and lowest temperature was 10 and
430, with gentle to fresh southerly winds
and clear weather prevailing.
Seventeen ladies and gentlemen, includ.
ing several Art School pupils who were
devoting the day to sketching from nature.
were left in the vicinity of Cothrin's Grove
when the Sunday school picnic excursion
train started from there on its return home
about P. NJ. Friday-an earlier hour than
had been announced during the day, but
which was decided upon because of the
unpleasantness of the weather. A wagon
was procured to convey the deserted to
Folsom, where they got other vehicles and
came on to the city, arriving here after
midnight.
The Southern Pacific Company has de-
cided to put on buffet service in connec-
ton with the Portland sleepers between
San Francisco and Sacramento and Horn
brook, the present northern station. The
service goes into effect to-day. 1t has also
been decided to issue immigrant tickets to
Portland at 500, and now that the staging
has been so materially reduced, the COM
pany have decided to take baggage on the
through trip. A very handsome station
house and freight depot are shortly to be
erected at Sissons, on the California and
Oregon line.
Arrived Saturday, steamer San Joaquin
No. 4, from San Francisco. with merchan-
disc and barge load of lumber to Richards
d Knox and the Sacramento Lumber Com
pany; steamer D. e. Knight, from San
Francisco for Marysvilie, with merchan-
disc; steamer Constance, from San Fran
cisco, with shingles and posts to W. F.
Frazer. Cleared, steamer San Joaquin No.
4, for San Francisco, with merchandise
steamer San Joaquin No. 3. for the upper
Sacramento, with merchandise and lum-
Der; steamer Constance, for San Francisco,
with barge, light.
MARRIED.